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typo123456
Mobile user · 2021-02-21
IPad App is terrible
“The Web interface is ok, would be nice if ClickUp indicated the name of the Project/Folder in the Task description, so when you have projects/folders with similar Tasks on other projects, you know which one your updating. This is challenging when working on multiple projects with similar workflow and tasks w/sub tasks. & list. Would also be nice if ClickUp linked with your other calendars. Has potential with some additional enhancements. If your a drag and drop person using Kanban, you may like this. I prefer Kanban, List and Integrated Calendar. All these tasks apps appear to be lacking in Calendar integration with visibility and clear naming of Task association to Folder/Project; as if Outlook email, meeting invites and other standard office tools no longer exist. Example: Common Tasks performed on every project might be “Send Intro Letter to Customer”. Since the view arranges in order of flow with not Project name indicated, there could be several “Send Intro Letter to Customers” indicated with no means to know which project its for. It’s also Difficult to indicate due date/time if you can’t see the other things in your Outlook Calendar such as Meeting request, etc. Again has potential, but these items are a must for me, so.....maybe in the future I’ll reconsider if the added functions are there. Again, iPad interface is terrible and not even remotely close to that of the web version.”
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Andy385&4&
Mobile user · 2023-02-28
Best of all PM platforms
“What’s 20 years working in corporate America, I have operated on a numerous number of platforms like Asana, meister task, and Base Camp, just to name a few. I will admit I did try downloading this once, but I looked kind of complex from the mobile app. But after wanted to try something new to manage my personal and professional tasks and goals, I gave it a whirl and dove into it had first and it’s mind blowing how many features you get even with the free version! It gives you a few automations, which is really nice for like auto assigning tasks to yourself, the web browser is very easy to navigate and I like the idea that you can tag all your favorites at the top to quickly navigate where you want to go. For an enterprise or an organization, needing a robust project management software, I could imagine any of the page versions being a ton of horsepower. For me personally the free version does more than I needed to do manage my own tasks. Thanks ClickUp you’re at the head of the pack.!”
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Jryskamp
Mobile user · 2024-05-03
ClickUp is amazing! On desktop.
“This mobile app isn’t great… It feels like someone started building an app, then slapped a web window into the parts they didn’t have time for yet. Things take a long time to load and it just lacks polish and refinement (especially as seen with the widgets looking like an iFrame embed on my Home Screen, with large dark borders around the content). For now, I’ll use the workaround of adding tasks to another app, then maybe automate them getting imported into ClickUp that way. Or use a ClickUp form. Either way, this app isn’t really useful to me. Hoping for more updates and improvements in the future! I LOVE ClickUp on desktop and think that the app is so well thought-out and executed there. 👏🏻Update: They responded and thixed the iFrame embed look on the widget! Looks so much more at home now to get a quick glance at tasks. I’m realizing my issue with the app is the “My List” tab. The fact it removes the app nav from the bottom is frustrating, and it doesn’t seem to match the rest of the UI. Specifically, the column layout (for every view) doesn’t seem to make much sense. I’d rather the ability to add columns be added to the view settings, than at the end of every item. Ultimately, a simple list, with the ability to change statuses like the desktop app would be fantastic.”
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BonnieZeeg
Mobile user · 2025-09-04
Hot garbage for tablet users
“I use ClickUp every single day for two different businesses and I bought an iPad so that I would be able to work when away from my desk/computer. I have tried endlessly to access ClickUp on my iPad for over a month and it’s been a waste of time. I pay for it, and it’s something that I genuinely have never had an issue with on a desktop or even my phone, but nothing I have done has worked on this tablet. I have downloaded, removed, re-downloaded, tried using it in Safari, tried using it in Chrome, everything. It “requires iOS 16.4 or later” - my brand new iPad is completely up to date but the app doesn’t let me get past the error pages stating I need to update the app. I’ve tried accessing and signing in using a browser; the second I hit “Log In”, I’m redirected to the “Sign Up” page. I have completely wiped and reset my iPad, thinking that would fix it, but it’s the same garbage every time. ClickUp works great on desktop. It even works on my phone. But to be paying for a platform and not even being able to find a work-around is the most infuriating experience, I’m contemplating just finding a completely new software for myself and my team. If you only need to utilize ClickUp on a desktop or laptop, it’s fine, but the fact that you can’t use the app or even try to work around that and use it in a browser is absolutely insane.”
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